Question

question
4 of 4
all of the following make children working in tobacco
fields sick except:

a cigarette smoke

b hot weather

c pesticides

d nicotine

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option B (hot weather): Working in tobacco fields under hot weather can cause heat - related illnesses, making children sick.
• Option C (pesticides): Pesticides used in tobacco fields are toxic and can make children sick when they are exposed to them.
• Option D (nicotine): Tobacco plants contain nicotine, and children working in tobacco fields can be exposed to nicotine, which is harmful and can make them sick.
• Option A (cigarette smoke): Children working in tobacco fields are mainly exposed to nicotine from the plants, pesticides, and face problems due to the environment like hot weather. Cigarette smoke is not a direct factor that makes children working in tobacco fields sick (as they are working with the plants, not directly with cigarette smoke in the field context).

Answer:

A. cigarette smoke